St. Albert gazette (1965-02-20)

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FOUNDED JUNE 17, 1961 - ST. ALBERT’S 100 ANNIVERSARY

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Annual Ratepayers Meeting this coming
Monday in the Jt. Albert Coumunity
Hall to anser any questions in connec-|
tion with these clains,

Siz Winston Churchiil Avenue

Jounes1

received a letter from the grandaughter
of the late Mr. McKenny who was the
Albert

first $ representative in the
She protested the
Sir #inston
Churchill Avenue and suggested that they|
nother street instead. However
to hold to their decis-
ion and passed the by-law changes tet
name of McKenny Avenue to Sir ¥inston
Seapehstl Aveaie. Thay ordered the to0n
staff to study the possibil

publes A petition from 81 Grandor|

Crescent residents complaining about the|

ack of control by the S.P.C.A. on dogs
large. When this letter was read a
lively discussion =
bleu. Some parents in this
lieve that their children are not safe.
ildren are afraid to walk on this
The general feeling of Council
that something drastic should be
done, 8 2 problem has existed for|
80 many years. Councillor Stewart moved

ment to the dog by-lew be prepared in
this regard. This motion was carried
with Mayor Veness and Councillor Kehling
is asked to help

moved by Councillor Pon
Veness moved that
asked to ir eir

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carried.

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m Engineer.

SHRUBS and TREES

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ST. ALBERT & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

‘ANNUAL

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 19TH., 1965

CLUB MOCOMBO

‘BANQUET | President's Dance

Guest Speaker - Dave Hunter.

LIBRARY

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Delinquent borrowers present soze
lem to the Library. Ay
books are overdue froz one so!
one year. A systen of posting Li
delinquent borrowers and
borrowers by nail has been inst
with sone degree o
Approxinately 70% of ¢
the area of
Fiction and 3
book mone
and No}

RARY ZOARD ANNUAL

Dinner 7p.m
Music by Gordon Schmitt
Tickets $6.00 per Couple

Tickets available from Bank of Nova Scotia - Bank of Montreal
or any Chamber Member

of 2,160.

An average of 500 books per week are b
rowed by Library geabers. The number of
books bought in 1964 were 1, The
total sost of the books were $5,067.43
for an average

(the figure ine
total number
4,669.
Buture Blam
‘The Library

is at present short

Alberta Provincial Liberal Leader

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area for processing books. The net re-
sult is that the Reading Room is being
used for the purpose of book processing
at present. The result is that the

Reading Room may be used only when book

orders are not being processed, and aec~
ondly, that we cannot assess fairly the
value of the Reading Room.

With an increase in Library membership
and books borrowed, the Library 1s crowd
ed on many occasions. COnsideration will
have to be given to the problem of a
future lack of

CHILDREN’S
THEATRE

SHOWING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7.00 PM
SIR ALEXANDER MacKENZIE SCHOOL

" W
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MINDING THE
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the St. Albert Home and Schoo! Association

Library spece

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Apex Printing | ;
Phone 599 -8090 =

Box 76: ne 599

Do you know

that St.Albert has one of Alberta's finest Printing
Shops, located in THE APEX BUILDING, downtown St.Albert?

SPECIAL Gyan AGENT

New York Life

Insurance Company
Skilled Craftsman operating modern equipment can look

after all your printing needs, such as business cards, billing
forms, invoices, brochures, wedding invitations, your own spec-

jal greeting cards, posters, raffle tickets, etc....

We extend an invitation to you to visit our modern pre-
mises, to browse around and see what we have to offer.

As our business increases, we intend to employ more local
trad

nm, and to improve our facilities in order to compete
with any printing plant in Albert

Employ local services to help make our town "the" Town of
Alberta!

NATIONAL ASSO . es
R STH Al SARY fare of his community may
KIN week across © * stitutional a =
¢ clearly stated |u the Pre Mike P sco | th to are dedicated.
f the Association posed of young business m tw BreLesed oe
terms:- The object of |the ag 40, sele np y
hall be to promote and ce with the membership standa r é:
wahip among young wen of Jof the Association. Through meetings
good character wi Sanada to the end: levery two weeks they enjoy fellowantp :

St. Albert Gasette

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| Piron Sc. DOWNTOWN Phone GA 2.8103

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FUELS FOR FARM
INDIVIDUAL AND COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE
Office Hrs. 8 am. 6 pm.
Sat. 8a.m. to 12 noon
| Immediate Delivery Ph: 599- 7590

{ Have your fliers inserted in the

St. Albert Garage
Repairs to all makes of cars | Bt Albert Saseite

PH. 599-6112 Sea
open- 8 am. - 10 p.m. exc. Sunday Genaiee
AU& L. Gandia, Prope for more mformatic

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* VENTILATION For Cold Morning Start L phone 599 - 7144

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Ht. Albert Sarette
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firet floor. Married couple prefer~
ted. Phone 599-2429 ;

Comfortable suite for rent, private ent~
nance. Reasonable. Phone 599-3588

Wanted, elderty couple desine main

Iolumndthad tutte aith stove ond
washer. (Lose to (atholic (hunch.
Phone 599-818

Wanted, ride to v. Jasper and 103
Pao Ginsieteg Atel tae oaieh
Phone 599-7801

Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere thanks to
our friends and relatives fon the mary fo
acts of kindness, expressions of
extended to us in our recent bereavement bn Gabe aslo Ws SHOR,
in the Loss of our dear mother, grand an|| =n” TOMPKINS HARDWARE LTO.
1957 Chev. car. Good condition. Phone | reat granduather, Very apecial thonke ‘Amen
599-7325 to Bx.’ Cuts, Fa. Chavadan, Fa. Morin,
Gloxinia and Begonia bulbs now in. Mra. Anderson,
Sturgeon Seed and Feed Phone 599-8353 Meek, nat BlaendeLte CLAUDE’S ELECTRIC
” Fite 1. 7 Mn. Adolph Gairdner.
Be es uence moan Town & Country Electric
pve 2O5 SSS NOTICE Installations and Maintenance
40" GE electric range $50. Phone Take notice that an appeal has been made |
599 BOWS fox decision of Comect re: Aaptication Phone 599-6519
2 year old wringer washer. Goad condit-|"o. 328 to construct an 11 quite apart~
ion, What offers? Phone 599-6424 ment on Lots 1, 2, 3 Block 4, Plan 555 q
= | A2 Mission Avenue and St. Vitat dvenue
Any person affected by this proposed dev THe MOUSE OF seavice®
Fon sale, } bedroom house and garage has the right to present a brie, Since tess
Phone 599-8104 to be heard at the he at Sz,
“a Atbert (ouncit (hanbexs at 9:30 p.m.,
a ar Weber Br:
18 year old female student wishes to -

REALTORS

NOW OPEN DAILY
9A.M.-9 P.M.
( Corner Ball and Grandin Ave. )
PHONE
599-6661 and 599-6823

No job too small or too large
Rinna Roome, Gorapen, Remadeting
Renovating. Terns can be arrange.
Fon anything in country, call
L.W. CARPENTRY SERVICE

PHONE 599-7939

from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

babysit evenings. Phone 599-6187 _

Babysitter required, Monday to Frida.
2 girls, in Grandin Park. Your home on
mine. Phone 599-7302

Reliable babysitter Ronda tg Fide, UPHOLSTERING

For the lowest prices

preferably in Grandin Park. Phone 599~
8061

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Occasional babysitter required, evenings

Phone 599-743 i “ @ RECOVERING . ous
Babysitter needed for the at of March. @ REPAIRING...
3 fo 5 days a week. Mission Park area.
Phone 599096 ate OM "| T @RESTYLING .. . AS

oon soso wouse neuriig tbe

Nica’ isakig’ pinalnbia fanmade Booed Phone 599-6313

optional. Phone 599-7371

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SAFEWAY ANNUL

SPECIALS SPECIALS § SPECE

GIANT RED RIBBON MEAT AND POULTRY SALE

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23: Explorers, Session and
St evards, Official Board.

Wed, Feb, 24: UCW - Braemide, 8:15 p
Paget residence, 29 Balmoral Drive.
andin Park, 8:15 p.g. at Govenlock
residence, 8 Garland Place.

MORINVILLE NEWS ITEH

On Thursday, February 4, a milestone
was passed by a group of Protestants in
Morinville in that, after a year and a
half of working and waiting, they pre-
sented a petition to the Edmonton Pres|
tery requesting that they be conatituted|
as a congregation of the United Church.
‘The petition was granted. In November
1963, Rev. Dr. Schwars of St. Albert
United Church was asked by some inter
ested persons of Morinville to begin a
program of study mee Morinville
These took place twice each
Soon 1 ties expanded;
a Sunday School for children waa organ
ized, a Sumer Bible School was held

1 Cu. Ft. ZENITH

MARSHALL WELLS STORES
emma (ILI iS HARDWARE LTD.-Owner— _|

| the Indies began a WA. held
| dake sales and p Ale
On Priday, Feb. 12, sone 30 members ant| Cert J.-M. Bazaar, bent
guests of the Triple M gathered in the | i218 9n8 suppers pe ened
Lower Hall of the Church for @ soci Gaal hel a tgiaerapetd
urch camping th pro-

evening of Court Whiet. During the
brief business meeting Dr. Schwarz noted)
another toun simitar to our oun, St. a course and workshop on farily relatior|
Paul, J told the fditor that J would being offered in Calgary on a weekend
not submit news fan this week, princip- early in March and that facilities for
Secause J dic’ 4 have any, notes to | % family camp this summer will be avai

grams. During thi
ilities of Dr. S

terburn and
came such that
tance of a student f: phen's

Ae Mecvake Ii kal tasted able’ on the veukend of August 7-6, Per Col}eee in Mimonton, Initislly the
PEATE ‘sons wishing sore information should | Student vas Kr. Bob Thompson who vas
uae call 599-6042. replaced in October of this year by Mr.
Lp thee dergeia cre been. | On Saturday Feb. 13, a workshop was | Dale Irving. Now
‘inst three ees sBovmcead ity tial UiC.V ten earsell such that the Bimonton Presbytery agrees

cepted a Lift to the (hunch on

that a congregation should be formally

of leading vors? Some 15 ladies

wiih Ma: Gass Here e wre Zecd, | Ce teetioa wershtp | Some 37 1a tee ok | tant ated ent wo exprsesed i tse?
thane that plore ware index maj to, Kew See eens eeot eoeazere | last Thureday to the Morinville dele-
a Testimonial Dinner Gale goede gation consisting of Mr. & Mra.
Rents ee 8 fot ay ring Service | Hockwoll ani Mre. Soy Burke.

, now retined. ie tana Panes grater eae underway to have a formal serv

gonsitution later in February. Services

ividuale and are held at 1:30 p.m, each Sunday.

<u) to tomate belaval This congregation will be considered as

nkind. Dr. Schware was | ® point in the St. Albert Pastoral

ng a service of Charge ard will be served by Rev. Dr.

Church fa Schwarz ara Mr, Dale Irving.
February 14, service was con-

ited Church at 1:30 by

spoke on the

par
we had arrived for practice, some of us
pemesbesing ie wok aaa ight, spon=
soned by the K. of C!s and catened by

. Ed Sohwart assisted by Mr.
he Studer

ent Aseistant in
le and Winter-
art preached

was on the Church, us-
3-28 na his text. The
e service of Holy
ing information

evening sky, the height of 1 seemed to
endless from where we stood below. J | ¢
Caceihinie bectmigceen cates ‘ :
thanks that it flew over a busy but E ri Teperen

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FRESH KILLED

SLAB, PIECE ONLY

79°

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Sides of Beef

RED or BLUE BRAND

45°

CUT, WRAPPED, FROZEN & DELIVERED

Fronts of Beef

RED or BLUE BRAND

CUT, WRAPPED, FROZEN & DELIVERED

Hinds of Beef

RED or BLUE BRAND
CUT, WRAPPED, FROZEN & DELIVERED

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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
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MAINTENANCE
SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR

Pree Bxtimates
Office Hours: 1-6
Phone 599-3686
Res. 599-7133

— 24 Hour Service —

| on behalf of members and the clergy

‘FROM THE SECRETARY
|OF THE MINISTERIAL

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NOTICE

OF ANNUAL MEETING

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the
Electors of THE TOWN OF ST.ALBERT will be held in the Comm-
unity Hall on MONDAY, the 22nd. day of February, 1965, at
§.00 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving the report
of the Mayor, Secretary Treasurer, Auditor and Chairman of
the various Committees of Council for the year ending, Dec.
thirty-first, 1964, Copies of the 1964 Financial Statement
may be picked up at the Town Hall, free of charge.

Dated at St. Albert this day of February 10th., 1965

S.L. Billings
Acting Secretary Treasurer

TO ALL REMINGTON SHAVER OWNERS
NOW -

“WHILE YOU WAIT* service in St. Albert.
Factory trained technicians will service your
shaver and, if necessary instal] genuine Rem-

ington replacement parts at a nominal charge

Btecscesere

R. LEFEBVRE Jeweller Shosver Senioe

GRANDIN SHOPPERS PARK PHONE 599-6755 ST. ALBERT
Store Hours ll - 9

One Day Only ... Friday, Feb. 19

This is an extended Service from Remington Electric Shaver.

LA ty Macie Vacirca
Proce $99-788

tepartee: often in the

asa sistnt

St. Albert Y. M. C. A.

to SWIM
or

FOR BOY:

d_ GIRLS 8-18

Register at © Sir George Simpson School
Saturday, February 20 and 27

9a.m. - 12 noon
MEMBERSHIP

$2.50 for non members
expiring September 1 '65

SWIM FEE $3.00

YOUR CHILD WILL BE THANPORTED BY CHARTER BUS,
TO AND FROM YOUR AREA,

LESSONS ARE HELD:
Monday 6.45 = 7.45 p.m.

Saturday 5.30 - 7.00 p.m,

AND YOU MAY REGISTER FOR ONE OF THESE DAYS
CLASSES WILL START MONDAY, MARCH 1st or
SATURDAY, MARCH 6th. and be completed May
Srd. and May 8th,

JOIN NOW

Learn to swim now for summer enjoyment {11

FOR INFORMATION PHONE 599-6028 or 599-7496

SUPPORT YOUR CHAMBER

Over the past years, the St. ritbert & District (hander of
to be a real anset to our town. Their activities are wideasnreat and
many parts of our community, The men men who are 20 active in our
Chanbex should be complimented on their continuous activities which have not
aleays been carried out under encourazing circumstances.

Their annuat big event, (ivic Day, is a well mow success in and
town.

Support our active (hambex by attending their anual banquet this Friday,
19th of February at the (tub Mocombo. Surprise them with your attentance <
thus enc urage then to go further with ther important tasks in aur communit
tile. A very interesting p will assure
evening,

(onmence has prover

mi that you will enjoy this
See you this Friday at the Aonquet and Barce!

need of m trained person to call dally
OF weekly to see to their medical needs
while they are bedridden due to accident]
or iilness. Good neighbors are alvays
willing to help but lack the profession-|
al training required. Yor instance;
injections and bed bathing of someone
injured or recovering from surgery needr
experienced ‘know how’
Many of St. Albert's homemakers are grac|
uate or registered murses ani nurses
aides. The volunteer of these
Indies isvery such in demand. is the
pe of the welfare Department the
that a list of nurses and nurses aides
living in St. Albert can be co
kept on file in the department.

F special help is needed they
called upon. This 'Volunteer Nursing!
organization would require no meetings,
only as such or as little time as you
3 With 20 or 30 names work

when « hone
Miss Keats noted ansport
be supplied. If you can spare|

OPES
iple M Club met February 12th in
ited Church Lower Hall. The fam
ily Summer Camp at Long Island Lake was
dincussed also the forthcoming parents
and leaders workshop of sex education.
The workshop will be held in Calga:
Por further information
Lis Saith 599-6042. A soc

i Annual Father and Son Banquet
Sunday, February 2 6 p.m. in the
R.0. Parish # Beginning February
21, Paden-Powell Week is celebrated
throughout the world. Lord Baden-Powell
vas the founder of the Scout Movement
which is probably the largest youth
training organization in the world. Most
adulte today can remenber fondly the
years they themselves spent in cubs and
uts.

fathers of ist St. Albert Cubs and
ute are cordially invited to attent
8 once a year get togeth:

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ST. ALBERT PHARMACY

2 MELESHKO. BSP.
@-PRESCRIPTIONS
Veterinary Supplies

e@ee———— School Supplies

eoce——_—_——-Coametics
FREE DELIVERY Ph 599-6740
Downtown St. Albert

PHYSICTANS & SURGEONS:
Dr. W.M. Skrobot

Phone 599-7705 or 599-7706
Phone 599-6219 ( Res. }

aap ee 190-945 - 11-00
Confession Saturday wd - 1D
eget 23 = 4pm ond 7.30 ~ 8.30pm
(hunch £4 - Spm and 8.30 - 930m

Richard 5. Wheatley.
Dr. W. Mirlin Office: 221 Rene Le Marchand Monasions,

‘dmonton.

‘ST. ALBERT UNITED CHURCH
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jat St. Albert y on 599-3894 (Rea.)
Sunday Program Phone 599-7705 or 599-7706 St.Albert Office at bernont Irourance
Semices Phone 599-6934 ( Res. } Office, 22 Pixon St.
Sunday of the Phone: 599-7145
CHURCH SCHOOL Dentist: For appointment Phe 488-8131
Pas Dr. J.M. Venne - Ph. 599-6725
0518 re 599 6;

= Grade 2 at tam{ call 599-3167)
Yet SH-77B), Nursery ( call

Mid Week Activites
el
ale fe, Focenes 599 S78
Agu rook
call.
77) at 599 - 6933, 59
- Ms on 5% ~ 7:

PENTECOSTAL, ST. ALBERT
Rev. H.R Onishenko -Ph. 599-6506

CS et ree eee

DENTIST MILTON SKY & CO
Dr. P.M. Hapchyn - Ph. 599-8805 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS
Phone 599-3606 (Res. ) Office 599-7665 Res. 599-7325

Manager Rene (Kam) Kambouroff

OPTOMETRISTS Phere

Dr. N. G. Dolman 599-8910
Dr. R.C. Lindberg

Sunday School . ++ 100m Watt, Gower & Opitvce

| hantered Accountants
ening Holi dead Dr. A. E. Andrew witt be in St, Albert each Tuesday
ANGLICAN CHURCH (St. Matthew’ ) Veterinarian Oat ee are

Rev. C.B. Dawkins - Ph, 599-8373
Nickerson School, 10 Syeanone Ave.

\Sexices: You od fon

4) Birch Drive

Phone 599-6520 ST. ALBERT

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. W.D. Jarvis - Ph. 599-8181

Dr. E. H. THOMAS

Chiropractor
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BAPTIST CHURCH He Pies St, St, Alber CASFITTING=
Rev. J. Joly - Phe 5 99-7482 and REPAIR WORK
(Six Mexartler Rachengin School)

Mon. Toes, Thoes Fri -3.00- 5.00 pm 24 HOUR Repair SERVICE
Mon. & Thers. evenings 6.30°8.20 pm Phone - 599-6828
PH. 590-6189 Off. or 599-4534 Res. Box 141 - 7 Belmont Drive

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DELINQUENT BORROWERS _|

fin. Sopaovich's Libs Report fon 1964 (ae0 2) shows a heat. interest
and growth in this poe use of leisure time, 'Atoabnetitie on. Seth
has some complaints regarding bonravers who do not return their books in tine.
This disturbs the smooth operation of our Library and is unfair to the others
who also want to read these books. These people should realize that they ane
misusing public property and that this should not be tolerated.

Why not have each borrower pay a amalt deposit shen joining the Library? This
money could stay in trust as long as the borrower mahes use of the Libary.
St a book is not retuned within a reasonable length of time, his deposit
would automatically be forfeited. Those who move amay could have their depo~
ait refunded. Under this system conrect borrowers will not suffer, but the
incorrect borrowers will pay fon thein sina!

NO FEAR

(Canada's new flag, a symbol of unity and freedom, can teach us in St, Albert
a teason. Unity and freedom, respect fon each others principles, is a price-
tess treasure which all of us should atard up for, ard safeguard. Unity and
freedom don't mean that we atl agree with each other on that we will alt
march under the same banner. History has mroven mary times that march

under one banner was false unity and didn't last very tong. Alt of as ew
tearn to understand this, and we should teach oun children to accent and nes~
pect uthers who do not follow our banner on our ideas,

But we should also realize that the other thinks that his principle is the
beat fax his community. This is hard to learn and it is hander still to pracy
tice. But this attitude is the only way to come to real unity and freedom in
our community. There should never be cause for any of our citizens to feat
to apeak on act in the way he thinks will be best for his community. We
should respect him and even ence him to use this {reedom in this country
where freedom is assured by law and where thousands gave their Lives for this
Community Life auld be rather dull if everyone agreed vith everjone else all
the time. Everybody is aware that this dull situation doesn't exist in our
toun. Sometimes the arguments get hot leven the beat parents have healthy
quattels sdmetimes) but me should never forget that with suck controversies
should go atrong reapect for each ather oninions and principles, Acting in
this may we surely will avoid ary false unity in which no community can ever
build neal unity and reat freedom.

NEW FLAG

aacaing ceremonies toor place last Monday all over tom. Students

enbled to mark this event asa great day in (anada's hist
fi. fe

ties and misunderstan by thio

flag as oun oun national {le
Mayor Veress said during ¢
we shoul:

nates of oun g

‘9 ceremary, "Aa we gaze upon our new flag,
tof unity of the too fo

es neonte from ot

who are making a great cont

wat it ina sy

also embxa

have made (
development.

y and Freedom.”
nciptes unde

x of

d in our memories, it is
ult fox us te imagine one of today's grade six students telling hia

nes 198} that he was present when the Maple Leaf Flag aas raised for
nat tome. His cheldren will be unable to visualize any other flag and
ink & father mist be pretty ancient,

shana we have something
which took place on Monday.”

proud of ua in years to come f
wagh to reach out the hand

"With the magor crisia

their thinty year oft

community of crisis.

or making this decision,
understanding as one na~

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